Welcome to Girlguiding Oxfordshire
With over 6,000 members, Girlguiding Oxfordshire is a thriving organisation, offering girls in the county the opportunity to build confidence, learn new skills and make friends for life in a unique, girls-only space.
Images by Gareth Clarke © Girlguiding Oxfordshire
Read more...Jubilympics!
This term, 2nd Wantage Brownies are visiting a different place in London each week to celebrate the Jubilee and the Olympic Games.
So far we have been to Greenwich to learn about time zones and maps, and China Town, where we made a dragon and wrote our own names in Chinese. We also tried some Chinese food.
Oxfordshire Gang Show
Want to stay in touch with the Oxfordshire Gang Show?
Want to be one of first to hear about our new venue?
Want to know when auditions will be for the 2013 Gang Show?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, or you just want to keep in touch with us, sign up to receive our regular newsletter at www.oxfordgangshow.org.uk.
If you are interested in joining the Gang but don't want to appear on stage please click here to contact Emily East.
Can’t tell your dongle from your downloads?
Do you think that tweeting is something only the birds do?
Are your Guiding meetings more WDYM than ROFL?
Are you worried that your children know more than you do about modern technology?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, then contact us by clicking HERE to arrange for us to come to you with our Guiding in the Digital Age – What you need to know.
Girlguiding Cherwell Division Guide Sports Competition
On the 11th of March, 1st Hook Norton Guides joined five other teams to play hockey and participate in the Cherwell Division Sports Competition. Me, Claire, Alissa, Alice, Megan and Sasha played against 1st Adderbury Guides, 1st Bodicote Guides, 2nd Banbury Guides, 1st Bloxham Guides and 1st Middle Barton Guides in a 5-a-side match. We all played five minutes a game and cheered each other on.
Read more: Girlguiding Cherwell Division Guide Sports Competition
Rainbows are 25!
This summer, the Rainbows will be celebrating their 25th birthday!
Rainbows was formed in 1987 for girls aged five to seven (four to seven in Northern Ireland) and has grown in popularity since, with 71 Rainbow Units in Oxfordshire alone, comprising of over 800 girls! (May 2011).
I've done something great with Guiding!
Have you done something great with Guiding recently? Or do you have something fabulous planned for the future?
Whether you’ve been on an exciting trip, welcomed a special visitor to a unit meeting, or even won an award, we want to hear about it!